Camera movement stuttering

[Ferien auf dem Innenhof]

Hi,

I did not investigate deeply yet. I've got a GTX-570 and run on 1920x1200. Divinity video settings are the "high" preset, but shadows to "low" and Vsync turned off. NVidia drivers up to date and do no fancy things on driver side.

So, when I move cam with WASD, its not fluent, but stuttering. What are the most heavy settings which I should tune down, what do you think?

TIA

[Ferien auf dem Innenhof]

fingfrenchy a écrit :

I just picked up DOS and am noticing the same camera stuttering. I'm also running GTX-570. I've searched around and found no solutions, just a couple of other people with 570s having the same stuttering problem. Have you happened to find any solutions since you posted this? Thanks!

Here's my settings, and it runs smooth:

Fullscreen Mode
VSync Off
Framerate Limit to 60

All to maximum values.
- Except Aniso: 8x
- SMAA 1x

All Options on except Motion Blur.

In NVidia CP, I use my default profile which basically leaves everything to the Application.

[fingfrenchy]

Thanks for looking Tortuosit! With the full release of the game the optimization they did seems to have done the trick! It's smooth as silk. I did notice frame rate drop in areas with lots of shadow, like around trees and putting shadows to High instead of Ultra fixed that...

[svartalv]

Im getting generally low performance. Stuttering camera and even menus are a bit "laggy".

[RedruM-X]

You need to change the following value in C:\Users\<username>\Documents\Larian Studios\Divinity Original Sin\graphicSettings.lsx

<node id="ConfigEntry">
<attribute id="MapKey" value="TextureStreamingEnabled" type="22" />
<attribute id="Type" value="0" type="5" />
<attribute id="Value" value="1" type="4" />
</node>


to this ->

<node id="ConfigEntry">
<attribute id="MapKey" value="TextureStreamingEnabled" type="22" />
<attribute id="Type" value="0" type="5" />
<attribute id="Value" value="0" type="4" />
</node>


Larian says this isn't necessary anymore because they fixed the streamer in one of the newer patches, but I have the latest patch of 2015 and still had the issue, once I changed that the camera movement was smooth.
Take head, game will use more ram/vram and loading first time will be longer. But it is worth it by far.

I have all settings maxed btw.

[Ziiyke]

Hey Guys

I Know This Thread Is Old And Many Of You May Not Be Playing Divinity Anymore However I Would Like To Post My Fix As I Had A Lot Of Microstutter In This Game And I Am A Nut For Absolute Smooth Performance.

After About Three Weeks Of Trying Random Things, I Feel I Have Almost Always Smooth Gameplay With Only The Random Load Hitch Every Hour Or Two. Also I Know This Solution Is Gunna Sound Weird And Make No Sense But It Worked For Me

First: Go Into Steam, Right Click Properties On Divinity Original Sin 2 And Disable Cloud Saving On The Updates Tab

Second: Open Up Nvidia Control Panel > Manage 3d Settings > Program Settings Tab - And Add A Profile For Divinity Original Sin 2: Definitive Edition

Change These Settings In NCP
Maximum Pre Rendered Frames = Use The 3d Application
Open GL Rendering GPU = *Set Your GPU
Power Management Mode = Prefer Maximum Performance
Texture Filtering - Quality = High Performance
Texture Filtering - Trilinear Optimization = On (This Made A Difference And Was The Last Thing I Changed And Seems To Help)
Triple Buffering = On (You Will Be Setting This Twice - I Know Its Weird And Makes Little Sense)
Vertical Sync = On
VR Pre-rendered Frames = Use The 3d Setting

Third: Your In Game Options Set To What Is Appropriate For Your PC (This Guide Is Mainly For People Getting Stutter When Their PC Can Clearly Handle The Game)

Then Set Your Display Setting To These

Resolution - Set Your Screen Res And Highest Hz Rate Your Monitor Offers
Display Mode - Fullscreen
V-sync - Triple Buffering

Then Enable Frame Cap And Set It To What Your Display Is Running At
For Example My Monitor Has A 75 Hz Refresh And Is V-sync To 75 FPS, So I Set My Frame Cap To 75 Also

If This Still Doesn't Work Try Utilising The In Game V-sync With FPS Cap Or Use The NCP V-sync With In Game V-sync Off And The FPS Cap Enabled

You Can Also Set Your Priority To High Within Task Manager > Details > Right Click EoCapp And Change. However, Once I Changed Texture Filtering - Trilinear Optimization = On I No Longer Saw An Improvement In Results

Anyway I Now Have Smooth Gameplay, No Tearing, And I Can Pan The Camera And Rotate It Without Seeing Small Hitches Happening In Game

I Honestly Think The Change To Trilinear Optimisation Was The Difference Maker. I Noticed That The Stutter Had Something To Do With The Textures Loading In At High Speeds Regardless Of Whether Texture Streaming Was Disabled Or Not. I Looked At The Cores Performing During Gameplay And The Game Uses All Cores But Some Of The Cores Where Doing Slightly More Or Less Than Others (At Least On My Machine) - The Problem Lies In How The Game Uses The CPU

Enabling That Function I Feel Optimizes That Process And Somehow Helps The Game Generate Whatever It Needs When Panning The Camera In Game At High Speeds

That's Probably All Incorrect But Hey, At Least I Can Really Enjoy Performance On DOS2 Now


Cheers
I Have A Few Other Small Things That You Can Try If You Still Cant Get It To Work
Hit Me Up

CPU - i7 8700k
GPU - Geforce GTX 1080ti
Windows 10
RAM - 16GB